Trend Toward Russian Recognition Seen in Washington
Public opinion and foreign policy shifts prompt a liberal tilt as House Leader Rainey urges recognition or at least talks with the Soviet Union. The State Department signals openness to easing trade restrictions and dropping fears of communism, with only propaganda concerns blocking full diplomatic ties.
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Washington
State Department
House
Henry T. Rainey
Soviet Union
Rainey
United States
Moscow
Department
Russia
Charles Evans Hughes
Largest Merchant Ship Leaves Docks for Navy Tests
The Manhattan, 30 000-ton liner built at cost around 10 000 000, sailed from Camden New Jersey for naval proving grounds off Rockland Maine. Commanded by Captain George Geisler with a crew of 593, the ship will enter trans Atlantic service between New York and Europe after tests. Captain George Fried, noted for rescues, rides aboard and will assume command when handed to owners. The vessel is 705 feet long with nine decks and cabin space for 1200 passengers and a speed above 24 knots.
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Manhattan
New York Shipbuilding Company
United States Navy
George Fried
Carl Johnson’s license revoked for intoxicated driving
State motor vehicle department notified local police Saturday that Carl J. Johnson of 1713 Tenth Street SE had his driver’s license revoked for one year after a conviction for driving while intoxicated.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
Carl J. Johnson
Tenth Street SE
Johnson
Great Lakes Seaway Plan Aimed At Ocean Access
The Great Lakes St Lawrence Seaway project links Duluth Minnesota to Montreal Canada with a cost near eight hundred million dollars and about twenty thousand jobs. A 48 mile New York border power zone would yield two million horsepower prompting state objections over cost sharing and federal handling. The plan triggers potential legal action as New York officials push for state voice in power terms and cost limits.
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Canada
Duluth
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Montreal
Middle West
Washington
Ottawa
New York State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
U. S. Supreme Court
New York
Ziegfeld Funeral Privacy Follows Family Departure
The article notes privacy at the funeral of Mark Ziegfeld. Rogers arrived at the mortuary ahead of his daughter Mary and Patricia Ziegfeld. The two girls stayed inside for about an hour, and Ziegfeld’s daughter appeared calm as she left with one of Rogers’ cars.
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Rogers
Mary
Patricia Ziegfeld
Ziegfeld
Broadway plans memorial for Florenz Ziegfeld
Broadway mourns Florenz Ziegfeld with a planned memorial service featuring returning stars and radio tributes. A. C. Blumenthal says Broadway will honor him with a public ceremony and possible theater event while Show Boat revival continues and estate administrator Louis Levy handles arrangements.
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Broadway
Florenz Ziegfeld
Ziggy
A. C. Blumenthal
Casino Theater
Ziegfeld
Walker
Louis Levy
Cladbourne, Stanchfield
Levy
Paris
Zieg
Government prints and sells envelopes at loss, publishers allege
Kansas City AP report notes objections from cattle raisers bankers and publishers to government pricing of envelopes. O W Little of the Kansas Press association says 24 cents per thousand is murderous. Missouri publishers say government returns subsidize cuts in private competition.
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House
Livestock Commission
O. W. Little
Alma
Kan
Kansas Press Association
J. S. Hubbard
Missouri Press Association
National Editorial Association
C. Ll. Hobart
Holden
Missouri
St Paul Man Hangs Self In Buffalo Jail
The body of Henry Wellman a St Paul Minnesota salesman was found Saturday night hanging in a Buffalo police cell after an arrest for public intoxication. Police said he committed death by his own action. The body was found by Pat Recktenwalt fifteen minutes after he left Wellman.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Henry Wellman
St. Paul
German flyer Sueather Groenhoff dies in sailplane crash
World sail plane record holder Sueather Groenhoff was killed when her sailplane crashed during a flight in Germany on Saturday.
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Wasserkkuppe
Germany
Sueather Groenhoff
Co op Battle Dates Back To Roosevelt
The National Farmers Union moved to gain board of trade membership for Updike Grain assets, opening Cedar Rapids offices in 1920 and later expanding to Iowa City Carroll and Shelton after the National Grain corporation bought Updike. The Chicago board suspended the Updike company, citing sole ownership by a nonmember corporation, prompting public debate on farm marketing policy. C E Huff of the Farmers National Grain corporation is set to speak on farm marketing act while Henry Field and Hugh Butler address farm problems on KFNF and in Omaha respectively.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Cedar Rapids
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Updike Grain Company of
Iowa
Des Moines
Board of Trade
National Grain Corporation
Updike Company
M. C. Larson
National
Gazette Farm
Iowa City
Carroll
Shelton
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Shenandoah
C. E. Huff
Farmers National G “Corporation
KFNF
Huff
Henry Field
United States Senate
Hugh Butler
Omaha
National Grain and Feed Growers Association
Two WWI foes plan peace flight across Atlantic
London AP reports Baron von Schleich once the Kaiser's Black Knight and Major Christopher Draper the Mad Major plan a westward trans Atlantic flight together in the near future. They say fifteen years of war separate them but they now seek a peace crusade.
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Baron von Schleich
Kaiser
Flying Warriors
Christopher Draper
Great Britain
Army of the Air
Hoover silent on day law stand amid party feuds and talks
President Hoover remains noncommittal on day law positions as he plans a New Jersey speech with Mayor Hague amid Roosvelt opposition. Ely to meet Roosevelt in Albany. Lehman slated to announce candidacy. Talks with Young Baruch and House shape policy amid domestic economic and foreign concerns.
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Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Chicago
Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
al Smith
Smith
Owen D. Young
Bernard M. Baruch
Col. E. M. House
Hyde Park
Young
White House
Hoover
National Committee
Midwest
North
Mayor Cermak Plans Europe Trip for Recovery
Chicago mayor Anton J. Cermak arranged a European voyage to gain rest and seclusion while ill. A four-member city cabinet likely will run Chicago in his absence as physicians evaluate his condition with X-rays. Berlin and Czechoslovakia are tentatively on the itinerary amid approval of plans by Cermak and his party.
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Anton J. Cermak
Europe
Cermak
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Graham
Cer Jirka
Vivian Cermak
Antioch
Uiacchy
Chevalier Denies Ties With Dietrich Amid Divorce Claims
Paris reports Maurice Chevalier pursuing divorce from Yvonne Vallee. Hollywood gossip links him to Marlene Dietrich after on set meetings and chats at lunches. Chevalier states no future marriage plans and dismisses romance rumors as unfounded.
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Maurice Chevalier
Paris
Yvonne Valiee
France
Marlene Dietrich
Chevalier
Paramount Studios
Miss Dietrich
Rudolph Sieber
Europe
Germany
Josef von Sternberg
Yvonne Vallee
Ee Dietrich
Bonus Recruits From West Beach Bluffs Arrive in Council Bluffs
Eight automobile loads of recruits from the bonus army arrived Saturday night and set up camp in the city park. The party included four women and seven children. An AP dispatch reports they traveled from Hollywood seeking aid and support.
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Council Bluffs
Hollywood
Woman finds intruder in residence with nothing stolen
Mrs. L. M. Delaney reports at 9 p.m. Saturday a man aged 42 to 45, about 185 pounds with gray hair, wearing a white shirt and gray trousers, fled south on Twelfth Street after being seen coming down stairs. No items reported missing from any apartment.
Canadian National executive Haim resigns in Vancouver
AP report states Col. H. Haim, assistant to the president of Canadian National Railways based in Vancouver, has resigned. The announcement came on Saturday.
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Col. . H. Haim
Canadian National Railways
Vancouver
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